Minister Ratanlal Nath Inaugurates Farmers’ Livelihood Meet & Agricultural Initiatives

Minister Nath revealed that over 2 lakh farmers in the state have already benefited from the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Sammannidhi Yojana, with approximately 23,000 farmers in the Khowai district alone.

In a momentous event aimed at improving agricultural development and the lives of farmers, Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Ratanlal Nath inaugurated the Teliamura block-based Farmers’ Livelihood Meet at the Teliamura block office premises.

During the inauguration ceremony, Minister Nath highlighted the government's dedication to boosting the socio-economic standards of rural communities, with a particular emphasis on agriculture-based sectors. He highlighted collaborative efforts between the central and state governments to implement diverse agricultural development and farmer welfare plans.

Minister Nath revealed that over 2 lakh farmers in the state have already benefited from the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Sammannidhi Yojana, with approximately 23,000 farmers in the Khowai district alone. As part of the event, he inaugurated the Proti Ghore Sushason Camp under the Vikshit Bharat Sankalp Yatra and the Proti Ghore Sushason 2.0 campaign.

Minister Nath, recognizing the indispensable role of agriculture in the economic development of the state, expressed the government's unwavering commitment to implementing measures that advance agriculture and prioritize the well-being of farmers.

These initiatives aim to extend the reach of agricultural welfare programs to every household, ensuring a more comprehensive approach to farmer well-being. Minister Nath highlighted the government's ongoing initiatives by introducing drone technology to address various agricultural needs.

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Furthermore, he shared that over 3 lakh 27 thousand farmers have been issued Kisan credit cards in the last five years, demonstrating the government’s commitment to empowering farmers through financial inclusivity.

The Farmers’ Livelihood Meet, more than just a symbolic inauguration, plays a vital role as a platform where farmers come together to discuss and tackle the challenges they face in farming. It serves as a valuable space for farmers to gain insights and information on modern agricultural practices.

This collaborative environment promotes sustainable growth and ensures that farmers are equipped with the knowledge they need for the evolving agricultural landscape.

Minister Nath’s active involvement in such initiatives reaffirms the government’s dedication to boosting agricultural growth and ensuring the state's farmers' prosperity. The Farmers’ Livelihood Meet demonstrates the government’s commitment to the development of the agricultural sector and the upliftment of the farming community.